ERP

An ERP a forty-person company can actually run.

Accounting, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing, HR and projects on one ledger — without the licence, the implementation partner or the nine-month plan that usually comes attached to the word ERP.

What the ERP side covers

All included in the one price, and all on the same ledger as your sales.

Comprehensive accounting
Double-entry, multi-company, multi-currency.
Receivables and payables
What is owed and what is owing, live.
Budgeting and taxes
Including GST and regional tax handling.
Profitability insights
By product, project, customer or territory.
Purchase management
Requisition to payment, with approvals.
Inventory management
Stock levels, movements and reorder points.
Warehouse management
Multiple locations, transfers and picking.
Manufacturing
Work orders, BOMs and production planning.
Quality control
Checks at goods-in, in process and at dispatch.
Batch and serial tracking
Traceability from supplier to customer.
Landed cost
Freight and duty absorbed into item value.
Employee lifecycle
Onboarding through to exit, with the paperwork.
Payroll
Salary structures, slips and statutory deductions.
Project management
Billing and costing tied to the project.
Analytical reporting
Consolidated across purchases, stock and sales.
Customisable dashboards
Built by you, no developer required.
Why this one is different

The sales team is already inside it.

Most ERP projects begin by integrating the CRM the sales team refuses to give up. Here there is nothing to integrate: the deal that generates the work order and the invoice that follows it are the same record.

That is also why implementation takes a week rather than three quarters. Most of an ERP rollout is not configuration — it is reconciling systems that were never designed to agree.

Moving from SAP or Tally
  1. Order to dispatchone chain
  2. SellSales order confirmed from the quote
  3. PlanMaterial shortfall raised as a purchase order
  4. MakeWork order scheduled, job cards issued
  5. CheckQuality inspection recorded against the batch
  6. BillDelivery note and invoice from the same order
  7. Job costing updates as it goes — margin visible before delivery
Replacing something bigger

An alternative to SAP and Tally, for companies that are neither.

See what it costs
“Simply the best ERP out there in the market. Having used tools like Zoho and SAP, OneHash delivers everything under one big umbrella — from CRM to invoicing to inventory management.”
Prageeth CroosChairman, Lanka Express

ERP without the nine-month plan

Start free, import your data, and have your team working in it by the end of the week.